Second Indoor Meet, Some excellent work was done at the second of the series of indoor meets, the averages for which have just been announced. Kostenbauder was high man in the shot put with a throw of 33£t. lin., Strayer made the remarkable record of 27 pull ups, scoring 108 points, while J. T. Henry’s running broad jump of 19 ft. 1-2 in. was the best of the evening. Strayer now heads the list with an average of 73.9, closely followed by Montz, who has 72.5 to his credit. The following is the com plete list of scores: shot push broad av. for av. to put up jump meet date Strayer 'lO 54 IUS 57 73.0 73.9 Montz ’O7 51 S 3 60 60.3 72.5 Floor chey 'lO 48 5l 03.0 43.2 Harrison 'lO 45 80 52 59 U 63 n Schien ’lO 40 44 53 45.7 47.5 Kraumer ’lO 28 7b 35 46 3 4.>.S Kostenb'der’lo 68 •76 48 64.0 til.7 McCoy ’lO 43 24 13 21.7 24 0 Sleigerwall 'O7 47 92 38 59 0 59 5 Evans ’OB 38 88 42 56.0 53.4 Peck ’ll 03 84 33 60.7 57 7 Scott ’lO 38 96 39 37.7 55.2 Rhoades ’lO 56 60 50 57.3 56.0 J.T. Henry’o7 03 32 05 53.3 52.7 H. I. Smith 'O7 48 83 41 59.0 52.2 Basketball Captain Elected, The varsity and reserve basket ball teams of the past season were tendered a banquet at McAllister Hall on Saturday evening. During the course of the evening E. G Du- Barry, ’OB, was elected captain for next year. He has been playing a strong game this year and will un doubtedly make a capable captain. The MediCO=oi]irurgica! Goliege Of Philadelphia nonSiftmonf nf MarHoino Cmcfully graded course of four sessions of night numlhs Ucjidl Mliulil Ul lilwUlulllu e.K'li Thoroughly praetieiil instruction; Flee ( v >ui//es; Limited Ward Diases; Clinical Conferences: Particular attention to laborntoi y worU, i ward woi k and bedside teaching Largest and llncst elini ml amphitheatre in lhe world. HottOrf OlQttt nf naotiotm OUeis superior advantages to students Ahundu cool inn- : Ueparimßni 01 USnilSiry UTl.iI Mrpractical work in the Dental lnllrmuty ColMgc climes present splendid opportunities for practical study ol jronoiiil ami oral singeiy Dental students accorded same college privileges as medical students. Quizzing conducted by the Prolessors tree ol charge, rionortmont nf Phormonu is.iNo an integral pait of tin* institution. Addicts the UC|Jul llSlciii U! nidilildby 1 >c.in of t-hedepartment. in uhlcliyou me inletosteil for an illustrated catalogue, describing enurscs in lull and containing information as io fees, etc ! 1 W. T. DUNN THE STATE COLLEGIAN 1909 La Vie. At a meeting last Thursday even ing the sophomoie class approved the following boaid, which was pre sented by J. K. Barnes, editor-in chief and H. H. Acheson, business manager, both of whom had been chosen previously by the class. Assistant Business Managers: H. E. Billington and W. E. Hoff man. Assistant Editors C. N. Flem ing, W. A. Haven, W. B. Fursl, R. M. Pennock, Miss E. B. Bower, Miss M. Pond, A. A. Borland, G. C. Pidgeon, E. B. Phillips, L. N. Skemp, F. F. Simon, F. B. Miller, F E. Harper, W.- Fuhs, P. A. L. Maurhoff. Photographers: —W. C. Weaver, chief ; F. I. Woltz, S. H. Smith, R. H. Mobley, D. S. Devor, M. n.. Killam- Artists : —J. S. Miller, chief, W, R. Barlow, H. J. Stock, A. F, Strouse, W. L. Mooie. Y. M. C. A. Elections At the regular annual election of the Y. M. C. A. on Tuesday even ing, March 12, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year : W. F. H. Wentzel ’OB, president; H. H. Acheson, ’O9, vice president; W. E. Gross ’O9, secretary, A. M. Meyers 'O3, treasurer; L. M Fish er TO, assistant treasurer. “MOTHER” DUNN’S GRUB ■■= AT —- McAllister hall Three Dollars a Week S. E. '< IMPORT., All Kinds Choice Meat. Both 'rhon-.'s STATE COLLEGE C. B. SHEASLY Furniture ini Carpet I Picture Frames Wade to Order [ nittahy light '' i & POWER 00 STATE COLLEGE i JOSEPH MARKLE 5 SrAIE COULLXiE, i'A Ail Kinds of Choice Meats yw* THE MEAT IYIAKKET. Old Postoffice Phci Special Inducements to Clubs. TELEPHONE. Tha Firs! National Bank of Stats Ooiiegi Accounts Solicited Every Accomodation Extended Yon Account Warrants BUSH HOUS W. L. Daggett, Prop. Opposite Pennsylvania Ei R. Statii Bejlefonte, Pa. F. B. SCOT
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